Politics & Government
Candidate Profile: Jim Williams For Wayne County Commissioner
Jim Williams, a Highland resident is running for Wayne County Commissioner District 2.

Jim Williams, a Highland resident is running for Wayne County Commissioner District 2.
Age: 74
Party affiliation: Democratic Party
Family:Donna (wife),Wendi and Emily (daughters)
Occupation:Retiree, Michigan Regional Artist
Previous elected experience:Delegate, District 4
Family members in government:no
Campaign website: https://electjimwilliams.com
The single most pressing issue facing our state is _______, and this is what I intend to do about it.
Covid 19. Persue methods of rapid testing and tracing.
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What are the critical differences between you and the other candidates seeking this post?
I fully support efforts to address Climate Change and efforts by Jim Nash, Water Resources Commissioner
What accomplishments in your past would you cite as evidence you can handle this job?
Case management in Foster care and youth services, Small business experience for over 40 years. More at the website
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What steps should state government take to bolster economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic for local businesses?
Affirm the suggestions of Dr. Fauci and any improvements in testing and tracing.
How will you address the calls for racial justice and police reform?
Listen to constituents concerns and bring to the attention of the county sheriff if useful. Generally I support the efforts of the Democrats in this regard.
List other issues that define your campaign platform:
Improve county health services, restore a drop in center for those with mental health issues, restore and encourage community gardens, support efforts to protect lakes and ground water and more at the website.
What else would you like voters to know about yourself and your positions?
I will strive to support civility and dialogue with all colleagues.
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